Dominic Calvert-Lewin replaces Yannick Bolasie.

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TrickyGerman: I’ll be honest, I’d completely forgotten that Stuart Pearce even played for Newcastle... probably a bit like, in 30 years’ time, people trying to remember if Theo Walcott ever played for another team after Arsenal...

The game has really opened up now and there's a few tackles going in which are borderline legal.

Referee Bobby Madley has been consistent so far and has been reluctant to break-up play and as a result, there's a nice tempo and intensity to the game.

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Ken: Gift. Only way they were gonna score.

Rob: Final third of the pitch NUFC have been disgraceful tonight, allowing a poor Everton team this much of the ball is not on, Perez back to his usual useless self.

Everton link-up well down the left before it's played in the middle towards Wayne Rooney. He has acres of space so shoots from distance but his strike is always going wide.

Kenedy slips as he brings the ball forward and tries to swallow it up with his hands when he hits the deck to deny an Everton break.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Great play from Yannick Bolaise, really positive. He had one thought, to make ground up and get a ball in. Theo Walcott found himself all alone, great first touch, created another yard and hit it into the roof of the net. Goodison Park had gone wild, confidence starting to seep back in.

Just before the goal, Morgan Schneiderlin went down injured and he's now gone off, looking a bit uncomfortable, as Tom Davies replaces him.

Sloppy play from Everton and Newcastle take advantage.

Kenedy chips it over to Ayoze Perez but the Newcastle midfielder's strike is always going wide under pressure from Michael Keane.

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Ayoze Perez gives the ball away again - he's not passing it well tonight - but he escapes punishment as referee Bobby Madley blows for a foul by Idrissa Gueye.

We're back underway. Hopefully we'll have 10 goals in the second half.

Newcastle's touchmap below shows you they have only touched the ball three times in Everton's box.

But Everton, who have had almost 20 touches in the opposition area, have not had much more success - with both teams failing to record a shot on target.

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Twenty years ago, Everton and Newcastle played out a 0-0 draw at Goodison Park.

We left three players out of the line-up - did you name them?

They were Stuart Pearce, Warren Barton and big Swede Andreas Andersson.

Andy Baker: Barton, Stuart Pearce and Andersson are your missing players.

Kartikey: Pistone, Barton and Tommasson?

Johnny: In response to the missing Newcastle players: I don’t know off the top of my head but a quick Google search would tell me, so let’s just assume I know the answer.

Not sure that's how it works Johnny...

You of all people should know Alan...

Matt: Beresford, Barton and Asprilla??

Starwars McGuinness: I'm going for Warren Barton and Stuart Pearce at the back and either Ketsbaia or Andersson up top with Shearer.

It's not only a big week of Premier League and European football, it's also Girls' Football Week.

Running from 23-29 April, the initiative is part of the FA's plan to double the number of females playing football by 2020.

Moona and her friends for example - who took part in the FA People's Cup this year, are part of that growth...

Find out more about Girls' Football Week - and find sessions that you can get involved with here.

The finals of the FA People's Cup will be covered with a live stream and live text commentary on Saturday and Sunday, 28-29 April.